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Saturday, June 1
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Opening reception, 11-3pm
Signs of Summer with gallery artists.
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Saturday, June 8
Gallery 1261 LLC
Opening reception, 6-9 pm
David Grossman’s Solo Exhibition: Inward. “These
paintings are my introspections, my inward journey to
understand something about the motivations that drive me
as an artist. I wanted to go deeper into my subject
matter, my materials, and my inspirations behind each
painting. This led me to focus some of these pieces
around specific subjects that have become important and
symbolic to me. It gave me the means to experiment with
technique in new ways, pushing the boundaries of how I
use the pigments, mediums and surfaces that comprise my
work. This process of introspection also led me into
explorations of mood through texture and color, walking
where the blurry lines of reality finally dissolve into
abstraction.”
Through July 6
K Contemporary
Opening reception, 6-9 pm
Jonathan Saiz Solo Exhibition: Colorado Coastal.
Land-locked Colorado is not an island... yet. Denver
born artist Jonathan Saiz explores a vast and beautiful
landscape where all of Colorado’s landmarks have been
lost to the rising tides of a post climate-change world.
The seascape has been a beloved subject matter for
painters for centuries; Saiz continues this tradition
with hundreds of large and small scale oil paintings
with a different, more ominous intent. “The writing is
on the wall” he says.
Through July 6
Abend Gallery
Opening reception, 6-8pm
The 5x5 Project. The 5x5 Project started as a
celebration of the Mini Show's 25th Anniversary, wherein
we invited our gallery artists to each paint works on
unframed cradleboard panels. Because of its great
success and popularity, the 5x5 Project has become an
ongoing, year-round fixture of the gallery. These works
are available now and can be purchased directly from our
website. Don't miss the latest installment of this
long-running program.
View the exhibit online
Through July 6
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Gallery 1261 LLC
David Grossman
Bright Autumn Patterns
oil on linen
Through July 6 |
K Contemporary
Jonathan Saiz
Civic Center Park
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Friday June 14
William Havu Gallery
Opening reception, 6-9pm
Women in Abstraction with artists Monroe Hodder, Amy
Meter, Lolo Montejo, Margaret Petitee Olsen, Laura Wait,
and Sheryl Zacharia.
Through July 27
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Friday, June 28
David B. Smith Gallery
Opening Reception, 6 -
8 pm
Lion in the Kitchen, a solo exhibition by
Portland, Maine-based artist Leon Benn> Also exhibiting:
Su Su Extrusion Paintings. In his second solo
exhibition with the gallery, Benn reflects on the
textures and potential narratives of domestic space.
After spending a season indoors with mind adrift on the
frozen winds of the East Coast winter, Benn found refuge
in the pages of the Sunday comics. In what he calls a
form of “poetic freestyle,” commonplace conditions of
modern living such as artificial light, parking lots,
and plastic-wrapped groceries set the stage for
imagination.
This is Su Su introductory exhibition with the gallery,
Pittsburgh-based artist Su Su continues her dialog with
visual culture through the lens of her Chinese-American
heritage. Borrowing pop culture imagery culled from
global corporations such as Disney and Del Monte or
iconic Western art imagery via Vincent Van Gogh, Su Su
fluidly deconstructs and blends loaded aesthetics,
altering corresponding cultural meaning.
Through July 27
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Leon Benn
Lion in the Kitchen 2019
Oil pastel, and fabric dyes on Moroccan
linen 64 x 54 inches
Through July 27
David B. Smith Gallery
Su Su
Peachboy 2019
oil pigments on synthetic fabric,
32 x 28 in
Through July 27
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July
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Saturday July 6
Tansey
Contemporary
Opening reception, artist talk and demonstration, 2-4pm
Evanescence, Judith Content Solo Exhibition,
curated by and previously on view at the San José Museum
of Quilts & Textiles. Known for her use of discharge
dyeing and shibori dyeing technique, Content’s work
references the natural landscape with painterly movement
to explore place and memory. Inspired by various
elements of Japanese culture—haiku poetry, wagashi
confections, and kimonos—Content creates her textile
works using complex arashi and itajime shibori dyeing
techniques on silk, her preferred material.
View the exhibit online
Through August 24
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Saturday, July 13
Gallery 1261 LLC
Opening reception, 6-9 pm
Small Works is the 15th Annual group exhibition
featuring works spanning multiple genres, small in scale
but big in ideas and execution. This show exemplifies
the diverse nature of the group of artists at 1261 with
some wonderful guest artists as well. Exhibiting
artists: Gregory Block, David Cheifetz, Teresa Elliott,
Muccillo Renato, Zoey Frank, Mia Bergeron, Valerio
D’Ospina, Derek Penix, Susan Lyon, Kramer Patrick,
McGurl Joseph, Soukup Jill, Bhosle Suchitra, Gordon
Brown, Robin Cole, Diane Massey Dunbar, Hollis Dunlap,
Greg Gandy, David Grossman, Anthony Waichulis, Vincent
Xeus, and Elizabeth Zanzinger.
Through August 3
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Dianne Dunbar
Cupcake
oil on arches paper
Through August 3 |
Gallery 1261 LLC
Ron Hicks
Precarious Path
Oil
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Saturday, August 10
K Contemporary
Opening reception, 6-8 pm
Karen Roehl, Solo Exhibition. In this most recent
body of work, Roehl is focusing on exploring and sharing
her own evolution as an artist over the past twelve
years, during which she dedicated herself to creating on
a full time basis. Through her work, she asks herself
the question, “What's changed and what hasn’t?” Roehl
philosophically explores how the act of painting, the
physical paintings themselves, and the collective bodies
of work produced as a result, are all created as part of
a carefully unfolding process.
Through August, 31
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Karen Roehl
Untitled 197954
36x48” unframed, acrylic, ink, graphite
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GALLERY LISTINGS
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Abend Gallery
Note our new address
1412 Wazee Street, Denver, CO 80202
Map
303.355.0950 phone
800.288.3726 toll free
website:
www.abendgallery.com
Hours: Tue-Sat 10-6, Sun 11am-4
Saturday, May 4
Opening reception, 6-8pm
Songs from the Nail House, a solo exhibition
by Matthew Saba. A Colorado native, Saba works in
combinations of oil, wax, graphite and charcoal, and
paints real-life objects, which, as he puts it, lack
contrivance. Harsh combinations of degraded forms
and strict geometric drawing transpire on his
canvases: clean and rough, form and formless, all go
hand-in-hand in his compositions.
Through May 25
Saturday, June 8
Opening reception, 6-8pm
The 5x5 Project. The 5x5 Project started as a
celebration of the Mini Show's 25th Anniversary,
wherein we invited our gallery artists to each paint
works on unframed cradleboard panels. Because of its
great success and popularity, the 5x5 Project has
become an ongoing, year-round fixture of the
gallery. These works are available now and can be
purchased directly from our website. Don't miss the
latest installment of this long-running program.
View the exhibit online
David B. Smith Gallery
1543 A Wazee Sgtreet
Denver, CO 80202
map
phone:
303.893.4234
fax:
877.893.4234
website:
http://davidbsmithgallery.com
Hours: Tues-Sat 12-6, and by appointment
Continuing:
Re/Presenting México: José María Velasco and the
Politics of Paper, by Las Vegas-based artist Justin
Favela. Continuing his dialogue with the works of
Mexican landscape painter José María Velasco, row by
row, Favela meticulously replicates Velasco’s iconic
works in strips of brightly colored tissue paper.
Justin Favela, In the
project room: Mikayla Whitmore, Magic Circle.
Magic Circle taps into the lore of Western
landscapes mingled with the art historical symbolism of
the mirror and the shape of the circle. Through her use
of light and reflection Whitmore alludes to the mirage,
the storied symbol of salvation, particularly when one
is lost in the desert
Through May 4
Friday, May 17
Opening Reception, 6 - 8 pm
Not Much Will Change When I’m Gone. a solo exhibition of new
works by Zach Reini. For his debut with the gallery, Reini will
present a diverse array works ranging from shaped canvas panels
to found object assemblage. Rendered in his meticulously crafted
style, he takes inspiration from cultural ephemera of the ‘90s,
namely, Pogs. Envisioned as the embodiment of disposable trends,
imagery, color palette, and composition are culled from classic
Pogs, which are then reproduced in comparatively monumental
scale. In his futile effort to return to the blip in time when
Pogs enjoyed popularity, Reini questions the utility of
nostalgia and the fickle nature of commercialized cultural
systems.
Through June 15
Friday, June 28
Opening Reception, 6 - 8 pm
Lion in the Kitchen, a solo exhibition by
Portland, Maine-based artist Leon Benn> Also exhibiting:
Su Su Extrusion Paintings. In his second solo
exhibition with the gallery, Benn reflects on the
textures and potential narratives of domestic space.
After spending a season indoors with mind adrift on the
frozen winds of the East Coast winter, Benn found refuge
in the pages of the Sunday comics. In what he calls a
form of “poetic freestyle,” commonplace conditions of
modern living such as artificial light, parking lots,
and plastic-wrapped groceries set the stage for
imagination.
This is Su Su introductory exhibition with the
gallery, Pittsburgh-based artist Su Su continues her
dialog with visual culture through the lens of her
Chinese-American heritage. Borrowing pop culture imagery
culled from global corporations such as Disney and Del
Monte or iconic Western art imagery via Vincent Van
Gogh, Su Su fluidly deconstructs and blends loaded
aesthetics, altering corresponding cultural meaning.
Through July 27
David Cook Fine Art
Maggie Ross, Director
1637 Wazee
Street
Denver, Colorado 80202
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Phone: 303.623.8181
Website:
www.davidcookfineart.com
Hours: 10:30 - 6:00 Tuesday
through Saturday and by appointment
Exhibition to be announced
Gallery 1261 LLC
1412 Wazee Street
Denver, CO 80202
map
phone: 303.571.1261
website:
www.gallery1261.com
Hours: Tue - Sat: 12-6pm
Saturday, June 8
Opening reception, 6-9 pm
David Grossman’s Solo Exhibition: Inward. “These
paintings are my introspections, my inward journey to
understand something about the motivations that drive me
as an artist. I wanted to go deeper into my subject
matter, my materials, and my inspirations behind each
painting. This led me to focus some of these pieces
around specific subjects that have become important and
symbolic to me. It gave me the means to experiment with
technique in new ways, pushing the boundaries of how I
use the pigments, mediums and surfaces that comprise my
work. This process of introspection also led me into
explorations of mood through texture and color, walking
where the blurry lines of reality finally dissolve into
abstraction.”
Through July 6
GALLERY M
180 Cook St, Suite 101
map
Denver, CO 80206
phone: 303-331-8400
website:
www.gallerym.com
Hours: By Appointment Daily, Tue-Sat.
GALLERY M specializes in 20th century photojournalism
and social documentary. LIFE photojournalists including Alfred
Eisenstaedt, Bourke-White, Carl Mydans, Ralph Morse and others
are always on display and available
In May
A Bird's Eye Perspective of Life with Hats in the
Garment District by Margaret Bourke-White.
K Contemporary
Doug Kacena Co-Owner / Director
1412 Wazee St , Denver, CO 80202
map
phone: 303-590-9800
cell:
720-296-7180
website:
https://kcontemporaryart.com
Hours: Tuesday – Saturday, 12 pm – 6 pm
or by appointment
Saturday, May 4
Opening Reception, 6-9 pm
Solo exhibition, Gentle Distortion by Mario Zoots, a
Denver original with a growing international profile. The
central theme of Zoots’ work explores the concepts of
originality, intention, expression and authorship, ultimately
asking the question, “What represents authenticity in this era
of simulacrum? In the Project Space: Michael
Dowling will have the opportunity share his exploration of a new
medium for his brilliant drawings—books. “I’m working on books
as a drawing surface, in part because I like the look, but it
also seems to give my drawings a reference of deeper meaning or
hidden story."
Through June 1
Saturday, June 8
Opening reception, 6-9 pm
Jonathan Saiz Solo Exhibition: Colorado Coastal.
Land-locked Colorado is not an island... yet. Denver born artist
Jonathan Saiz explores a vast and beautiful landscape where all
of Colorado’s landmarks have been lost to the rising tides of a
post climate-change world. The seascape has been a beloved
subject matter for painters for centuries; Saiz continues this
tradition with hundreds of large and small scale oil paintings
with a different, more ominous intent. “The writing is on the
wall” he says.
Through July 6
Saturday, August 10
Opening reception, 6-8 pm
Karen Roehl, Solo Exhibition. In this most recent body of
work, Roehl is focusing on exploring and sharing her own
evolution as an artist over the past twelve years, during which
she dedicated herself to creating on a full time basis. Through
her work, she asks herself the question, “What's changed and
what hasn’t?” Roehl philosophically explores how the act of
painting, the physical paintings themselves, and the collective
bodies of work produced as a result, are all created as part of
a carefully unfolding process.
Through August, 31
Mai Wyn Fine Art
744 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO, 80204
map
phone: 303-893-4182
website:
www.maiwyn.com
Hours: Hours:
Thursday - Saturday 11-5,
Sunday 12-4. Open 1st Fridays until 10pm丨3rd Fridays
until 8pm and by appointment
Exhibition to be announced
Michael Warren Contemporary
Mike McClung and
Warren Campbell, owners
760 Santa Fe Drive
Denver, CO 80204
map
gallery:
303-635-6255
cell:
303-667-2447
website: www.michaelwarrencontemporary.com
Hours:
Tues-Sat 11am-6 pm or by appointment
Continuing:
Kelton Osborn, Inaccessible Spaces with
concurrent exhibit by Meghan Wilbar.
Through May 25
Saturday, May 11
Artist's Talk with Kelton Osborn and Meghan Wilbar, 10:30am –
12pm
Plinth Gallery
Owner: Jonathan Kaplan
3520 Brighton Blvd
Denver, Colorado 80216
map
phone: 303-295-0717
website:
www.plinthgallery.com
Hours: Thursday -Saturday, 12pm-5pm, and
other times by appointment
Exhibition to be announced
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Plus Gallery
Owner: Ivar Zeile
Private Dealer
website:
www.plusgallery.com
Exhibition to be announced
Robischon Gallery
1740 Wazee St.
Denver, CO. 80202
Map
phone: 303.298.7788
fax: 303.298.7799
web:
www.robischongallery.com
Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 11am to 6pm
Mondays
by
appointment. Adjacent Free
Parking until 6pm
Continuing:
In conjunction with Denver’s Month of Photography, Robischon Gallery
is pleased to present three concurrent solo exhibitions featuring
David Maisel (CA), Kevin O’Connell (CO) and James Benning (CA). The
artists’ attention toward both earth and sky, capture divergent
aspects of their subjects - from Maisel’s bold, vertiginous, aerial
overviews of industrially-altered landscapes, to O’Connell’s vast
open fields, awaiting life-sustaining rain and the clouds that
deliver it, to Benning’s seasonally changing views of backroads,
smaller interstates and lonely highways through a lens of an
unrelenting traveler of the contemporary open roads. In the Viewing
Room: Claire Sherman.
Though May 4
Thursday, May 16
Opening reception, 6 – 8 pm
Four Concurrent Solo Exhibitions in Abstraction: BARBARA TAKENAGA
“Manifold” LINDA FLEMING “Allusion” JAQ CHARTIER “SunTests” and
ALISON HALL “Heirlooms”
Through July 6
Rule Gallery
Valerie Santerli, Owner/Director
Rachel Beitz, Owner/CFO
530 Santa Fe Dr,
Denver CO
and
204 E San Antonio St,
Marfa TX
phone: 303-800-6776
website:
https://rulegallery.com
Denver hours:
Tues-Friday 12-6pm, Saturday 12-5pm and by
appointment
Friday, May 10
Closing reception:
In The Fold showcases
three artists, Susan Blake, Basil Kincaid and
Renluka Maharaj whose photographic work lies at
the intersection of culture and identity, where
fabric as subject holds memory at the forefront
of their individual practice. Fabric can be seen
as an impression of a figure or a stand-in for
the remembrance of a loved one. It acts as a
vehicle for a history, woven into each thread or
sewn into an ancestral quilt.
preview the
exhibition
request a PDF
checklist
more information about the move
Through May 10
Late June 2019 / New
Location:
RULE Gallery is pleased to announce an exciting
expansion as part of the next chapter in the
gallery’s history. Situated just a short
distance from their current Denver location,
RULE will open its doors at 808 Santa Fe Drive
at the end of June 2019.
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Boasting a larger footprint and taller ceiling
height for exhibition programming, the new site
will also feature a private viewing room and
small project space on the second floor. The
current exhibition, In the Fold, has been
extended through May 10, and after two and a
half years at 530 Santa Fe Drive; the gallery
will depart the location. A closing party
scheduled for Friday, May 10th will be held from
6-9pm to celebrate the final day at the space.
more information about the move
Saks Galleries Cherry Creek
Mikkel & Catherine Saks,
owners
3019 East Second Ave
Denver, CO 80206
map
phone:
303-333-4144
website:
www.saksgalleries.com
Hours: Tues-Friday 10am-5pm, Saturday 10am - 4pm
and by appointment. Exhibitions
year- round
view the Saks Galleries Cherry Creek videos
Friday, May 17
Opening reception, 11am-3pm
A Sparrow's Refuge, new works by Peggy McGivern
Through May 31
Saturday, June 1
Opening reception, 11-3pm
Signs of Summer with gallery artists.
Continuing:
The McKenney-Hall
Indian Gallery.
Thomas McKenney was appointed Superintendent of Indian
Affairs in 1916 by President James Madison. He
championed Native American causes for the next several
decades at a time when tribal culture was often on a
collision course with land-hungry whites and the U.S.
Government. McKenney worked tirelessly on his Indian
Gallery, a collection of artifacts and portraits of the
visiting Indians by the famous painter Charles Bird
King. However, in 1830, McKenney was dismissed by
President Jackson -- they had quarreled about the
removal of the Cherokee from their homeland. McKinley
had also battled with a Congressional committee
investigating his expenditure of $3,100 for the Indian
portraits. Therefore, it was on his own that he launched
a project to publish a series of large portfolios with
hand-colored lithographs made after King's original
paintings.
More information
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Gallery Owner: Sandra Phillips
47 W. 11th Avenue, Denver. Colorado 80204
map
phone: 303 931-2991
website:
www.thesandraphillipsgallery.com
Hours: Tues. - Sat. 12:30 - 5 Sun. and evenings
available by appointment
Continuing:
A solo exhibition for conceptual artist Virginia Folkestad.
“Landscapes like time never stands still” was the starting point for
this Installation “...noiseless foot of time” with materials and
form developing over a long period of time. Over that long period of
time, the artist worked intuitively, always with the initial concept
in mind. As the work evolved with its many changes, the initial
concept remained the same and is a visible part of the work. This
Installation has been made specifically for the Sandra Phillips
Gallery with each wall having work that is related, while at the
same time relating conceptually as a total body of work. The work at
the same time hints at the mystery, or rather, elusiveness of time
and how it is measured both physically and emotionally.
Through June 1
Space Gallery
765 Santa Fe
Drive
Map
Denver, 80204
phone: 720-904-1088
website:
www.spacegallery.org
Hours: Wed-Sat 1pm-6pm or
by appointment
Continuing:
NOTE this exhibit will be on view at Space Gallery's
newest location, the Space ANNEX at 95 South Cherokee.
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Paul Brokering's solo photography exhibition Rear
View Mirror • 13 Typologies. Paul Brokering’s focus
on buildings we might dismiss as mundane artifacts of
rural life emerge as bold studies of artistic elements.
“We drive by these buildings often and seldom take time
to stop and discover the beauty of these structures that
never change,” he offers. Brokering’s emphasis on shape,
color, and repeating patterns of built environments
draws us away from a building’s function to its powerful
aesthetic.
Through May 4
Continuing:
Materialis, featuring New Work by: Taiko Chandler,
Madeleine Dodge, Wendy Kowynia, and Cuong Ta. Join us
this evening for the artist reception of MATERIALIS from
5-9pm. The exhibition will feature brand new work by
Taiko Chandler, Madeleine Dodge, Wendy Kowynia and Cuong
Ta. Materialis highlights the various mediums and
material mastery of these artists. Come get lost in
these richly tactile artworks as conceptually innovative
and intricate as they are visually lush and
sophisticated.
Through May 25
Space Annex
95 S. Cherokee St - Denver, CO 80223
map
Thursday, May 9
Grand Opening: Thursday May 9th 6-9pm
Exhibiting: Momentum. Please join us for an epic
celebration for the grand opening of our new gallery -
Space Annex. We've transformed an old warehouse in the
historic Baker Neighborhood into a beautiful setting to
showcase our talented artists. This inaugural exhibit
will serve as a marker of things to come. We invited all
of our artists to create one special piece for the
opening and we can't wait to share them with you.
Special Performance by Hannah Kahn Dance Company (Our
Awesome Neighbor) 8pm
Through June 15
Thursday May 30
Artist Reception, 5-9pm
Remixed Environments, featuring New Work By:
Noelle Phares, Philip Tarlow, Graeme Duncan and Ben
Schwab.
Through July 13
Tansey
Contemporary
1743 Wazee Street Suite
150
Denver. 80203
map
phone: 720-596-4243
website:
www.tanseycontemporary.com
Hours: Tues-Saturday 11am - 5pm
Continuing:
As part of Month of Photography, Tansey Contemporary is
pleased to present a solo exhibition of
photography-based embroidery, landscape and
architectural artifacts by Fort Collins-based artist,
Carol Shinn. Shinn will be in attendance and will give a
brief talk about her work and her process.
view the exhibit online
Through May 27
Saturday July 6
Opening reception, artist talk and demonstration, 2-4pm
Evanescence, Judith Content Solo Exhibition,
curated by and previously on view at the San José Museum
of Quilts & Textiles. Known for her use of discharge
dyeing and shibori dyeing technique, Content’s work
references the natural landscape with painterly movement
to explore place and memory. Inspired by various
elements of Japanese culture—haiku poetry, wagashi
confections, and kimonos—Content creates her textile
works using complex arashi and itajime shibori dyeing
techniques on silk, her preferred material.
Through August 24
Visions West Contemporary
Director:
Nikki Todd
2605 Walnut St.
Denver, CO 80205
map
phone:
303.292.0909
website:
www.visionswestgallery.com
hours:
Tuesday-Saturday 10-6 pm or by appointment
Note our new address
Continuing:
Docufiction, an exhibition featuring the work of
Julie Blackmon, Drew Leshko, and Travis Walker. Working
in a narrative style, the artists in Docufiction create
scenarios that are unreal and unexpected. Click images
below to see more from each artist.
Through May 18
Friday, May 31
Opening reception,
6-8pm
Birdwatcher, a group exhibition
featuring the work of Troy Abbott, Tim Berg & Rebekah
Myers, Rachel Denny, Adonna Khare, Enrique De Molina,
Malia Landis, Mariko Paterson, and Shelley Reed. Birds
serve as symbols of wisdom, power, spirituality,
freedom, good fortune, and hope. Each of the artists in
Birdwatcher draw inspiration from birds as been seen
throughout art history. Working in a variety of media
each artists approaches the bird in a unique way ranging
from technology to ceramics.
Through July 6
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Gallery Calendar:
Continuing exhibits:
May
June
July
August
DADA Members Map
Member Galleries:
Abend
Gallery
David
Cook Fine Art
Gallery 1261
GALLERY M
William Havu Gallery
K Contemporary
Mai Wyn Fine Art
William Matthews
Michael
Warren
Contemporary
Sandra Phillips Gallery
Plinth Gallery
Plus
Gallery
Robischon Gallery
Rule Gallery
Saks
Galleries
David B. Smith Gallery
Space
Gallery
Tansey
Contemporary
Visions West Gallery
Walker
Fine Art
William Havu Gallery
Homare Ikeda
Haikai - Whit
Acrylic & oil on canvas, 69 1/2 x 58 inches
Westword review by Michael Paigala
Through June 8
William Havu Gallery
Sandy Kinnee
Stepping Stones, Perhaps 2
Acrylic & latex on unstretched canvas,
81 ½ x 153 ½ inches
Westword review by Michael Paigala
Through June 8
William Matthews Gallery
Austin Matthews
oil on panel
Through June 7
William Matthews Gallery
Martin Campos
oil, 20 x 24
Red #4
Through June 7
William Matthews Gallery
Gage Opdenbrouw
Cape Cod Sunset,#1
36 x 36
Through June 7
William Matthews Gallery
William Matthews
Hot Afternoon
acrylic, 20 x 24
Through June 7
William Matthews Gallery
Mark Daniel Nelson
Urban-Abstraction
Through June 7
William Matthews Gallery
Joseph Podlesnik
Domestic
Photograph, 28 x 18
Through June 7
Space Annex
Momentum
Through June 15
William Matthews Gallery
Scott Conary
The Mill
oil on panel, 24 x 36
Through June 7
William Havu Gallery
Sandy Kinnee,
Stepping Stones Perhaps 75
Acrylic & enamel on unstretched canvas,
7 X 13 Feet
Through August 25
William Havu Gallery
Homare Ikeda
Madofuki #1
Acrylic & oil on canvas, 48 X 56 Inches
Through August 25
Robischon Gallery
Barbara Takenaga
Manifold 5
acrylic on linen, 70 x 225 in.
Through July 6
Robischon Gallery
Linda Fleming
Evening Breeze
powder-coated steel 66 x 83 x 2 in.
Through July 6
Robischon Gallery
Jaq Chartier
Green/Blue Chart
acrylic, ink, dyes, stains and spray
paint on panel diptych 40 x 61 in.
Through July 6
Robischon Gallery
Alison Hall
Chapel II (Lorenzetti)
oil, graphite and plaster on panel 9 ½ x
7 ½ in.
Through July 6
David B. Smith Gallery
Zach Reini
Through June 15
David B. Smith Gallery
Sierra Montoya Barela
Photography
Through June 15
Space Gallery
Philip Tarlow
Motion 26
Mixed media on linen, 36"x38"
Through July 13
Space Gallery
Noelle Phares
The Alchemist
Acrylic, Gouache, Watercolor and Pencil
on Linen, 30"x40"
Through July 13
Space Gallery
Graeme Duncan
Cabo Pulmo
Mixed Media. Acrylic and Photo on Panel,
42"x84"
Through July 13
Space Gallery
Ben Schwab
Converging Memory
Oil on Canvas, 50"x40"
Through July 13
Walker Fine Art
Kellie Cannon
False Color
Through July 13
Walker Fine Art
Bryan Leister
Copper
Queen
Print on aluminum
Through July 13
Walker Fine Art
Chloe Hedden
Gold Pyrite
27 x 32 x 18
Through July 13
Walker Fine Art
Zelda Zinn
Plastic
Through July 13
Walker Fine Art
Angie Pieh
Elegy
Through July 13
Visions West Contemporary
Rachel Denny
Messenger, 2019, Detail
Through July 6
Visions West Contemporary
Tim Berg and Rebekah
Myers
Turn a Blind Eye 3, 2017
glazed ceramic, maple
72 x 72 inches
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Walker Fine Art
The Prado
Building, 300 West 11th Avenue (at Cherokee)
Denver, CO 80204 In the Golden Triangle
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phone:
303.355.8955
website:
www.walkerfineart.com
hours:
Tues-Sat 11am-5 pm or by appointment
Continuing:
Finding Place, a group exhibition in coalition with the
Denver Art Museum’s Asian Art Association. These
artists: Sammy Lee, Cory Feder, Joo Woo, Jongku Kim,
Chinn Wang and Kazu Oba form a collective narrative
generating an intersectional conversation about Asian
cultures. Working with modern incarnations of ancient
artistic practices, to contemporary influences from the
east and the west, together these artists are
discovering a sense of place and identity in their art
making. The journey of finding one’s place takes all
forms, and in the case of these five artists, this
exploration has been found in their artistic practice.
Through May 25
Friday, May 31
Opening reception, 5-9 pm
Composed Hypothesis, featuring: Chloe Hedden, Zelda Zinn,
Bryan Leister, Angie Piehl, Lennon Michalski and Kellie
Cannon. When it comes to arts and sciences, one cannot
exist without the other. Concepts we think of as
artistic – creativity, imagination, inventiveness, and
inspiration – all of these are inherent to the
scientific process. The artists in DICHOTOMY
individually investigate the contrast between art and
science: organic vs. geometric, natural vs. mechanical,
micro vs. macro. The imagery in this group exhibition
blurs differences in scale, creating a profoundly
confusing sense of place. This work bridges art and
science, raising questions about how we interpret
various points of view, the broader universe, and our
place in it. While this is not a new archetype, it does
create an important dialogue about how we fit into our
world, and how we are changing it.
Through July 13
William Havu Gallery
1040 Cherokee
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Denver, CO. 80204
phone:
303.893.2360
website:
www.williamhavugallery.com
Hours: Tue - Fri 10-6 PM, Sat
11-5 PM, Sun and Mon by appointment only
Voted Westword's best gallery for contemporary art of the
region, 2017
Continuing:
Of Places and Spaces, an exhibition by painters Homare Ikeda
and Sandy Kinnee. In addition to the exhibition at William Havu
Gallery, works by Homare Ikeda and Sandy Kinnee will also be on
view at the McNichols Civic Center Buildin , 3rd floor, Denver,
Colorado from April 21-August 25. Westword
review by Michael Paigala
Through June 8
Saturday, May 11
Opening reception, 6-9pm at the McNichols Civic Center
Building, 3rd Floor
Homare Ikeda & Sandy Kinnee, showing Concurrently at Two Venues:
at William Havu Gallery through June 8
and additional works at Mcnichols Civic Denver Building
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Through August 25
Friday June 14
Opening reception, 6-9pm
Women in Abstraction with artists Monroe Hodder, Amy
Meter, Lolo Montejo, Margaret Petitee Olsen, Laura Wait,
and Sheryl Zacharia.
Through July 27
William Matthews Gallery
Owner:
William Matthews
Great Basin Studio
2540
Walnut St,
Denver, CO 80205
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phone:
303-534-1300
Hours: Tuesday & Thursday 10 am - 5 pm
or by appointment
website: williammatthewsstudio.com
Continuing:
Announcing William Matthews' new public art commission
for Dickies Arena, Fort Worth, Texas. William was chosen
from among many applicants to design, create and oversee
fabrication of the decorative facade of the south
entrance of Dickies Arena. The entire installation will
be 100' long by 12' high. The composition will consist
of a 63' x 12' glass tile mosaic mural of a western
image created just for this space. It will be flanked by
two 12’ high bronze bas-relief sculptures. Construction
is currently underway on the massive bas-relief images
in our studio. There are many stages from conception of
the sculpture to the actual bronze casting. Come view
the 12’ clay renderings before they move on to be cast
at a foundry in Fort Collins on March 11.
Thursday, May 9
Abstraction/Obstruction show is a collaborative
show of abstracted realism as viewed by seven
extraordinary contemporary artists. Please contact Becky
at the studio for more information. 303-534-1300
View the exhibit
Through June 7
Continuing exhibits:
May
June
July
August
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